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Fuel Surcharges: 7 Questions Before Approving a Freight Quote
Check fuel surcharge units, scope, effective dates and included costs before approving a freight quotation. Includes a comparison table and message template.
Rising Oil Prices: Logistics Cost Checks for Late September
Rising oil prices put logistics costs in focus. Check fuel surcharges, quotation validity and transport scope before approving your import shipment.
Blank Sailing vs Port Omission: 8 Booking Questions
Understand blank sailings and port omissions, then use eight questions to confirm routing, deadlines, documents and costs for an affected booking.
Booking Handover Before Holidays: A Practical Template
Prepare a shipment handover with named contacts, document deadlines, cargo readiness and a clear process for schedule changes before a holiday.
September 2026 Ocean Freight: What Vietnam Importers Sourcing from China Should Check
Global and intra-Asia freight indices are moving differently ahead of China’s late-September and early-October holidays. Here is what to confirm for shipments to Vietnam.
China Port Delays After Severe Weather: An 8-Point Shipment Checklist
A practical checklist for verifying terminal status, vessel/voyage, cut-offs, equipment, transshipment, free time, surcharges and backup plans after disruption.
Imported-Goods Labels Under Decree 37/2026: What Must Be Physical at Customs?
Vietnam Customs has clarified how original labels, Vietnamese supplementary labels and electronic labels apply to imported goods under Decree 37/2026/ND-CP.
Export-Import Documents Checklist: What You Need for Each Shipment
A practical checklist of core export-import documents grounded in the WCO framework and Vietnam Trade Portal guidance, plus common documentation mistakes.
What Is a Cut-off? 5 Types to Track So Your Booking Doesn't Get Rolled
A booking confirmation is not a guarantee of loading. This guide explains the five cut-off types defined by DCSA and how missing one can roll cargo to the next sailing.
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